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Today in entertainment history: April 25

ON THIS DAY IN 1977:Elvis Presley made what would be the last recordings of his life, at a concert in Saginaw, Michigan. Three songs appeared in the posthumously released album "Moody Blue." Photo: Associated Press

1968: The Beatles refused to perform for the Queen of England, saying regardless of the cause, they don’t do benefits.

1977: Elvis Presley made what would be the last recordings of his life, at a concert in Saginaw, Michigan. Three songs appeared in the posthumously released album “Moody Blue.”

1981:The band Wings broke up after guitarist Denny Laine quit the group.

1990: George Strait was named entertainer of the year at the 25th annual Academy of Country Music Awards.

2002: Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes of TLC was killed in a car crash in Honduras. She was 30.